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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-06-13, Page 5'THURSDAY, JUNE 13;1929 Of Interest to You and Me The Government was well advised„ -to sit down bard on the notion of in- creasing the parliamentary salary from $4,000 to $,6,000. Why, from what we've heard there are plenty of people who could manage ,• the of fairs of the Dominion much better, than they aro now managed, and for less money, In fact, such people of- ten tell you how it should be done, for nothing. Clear-cut decisions in elections seem to bea thing ,of the past. In Saskatchewan last week the electors returned Liberals and Conservatives` almost equal numbers, with a -dozen •mthers, which gives no party . m 'a ajority and makes for unstable and unsatisfactory government. Premier Gardiner was returned but 'several members of his cabinet were ' -snowed under, amongst them Mr. many r Latta, who is known to here - ab outs, *The publishers of weekly papers -from the nine Provinces of Canada -will meet in London for their annual convention: on July 4th and 5th, when addresses will be heard' from out- .standing ut.standing tnen ole . matters interesting to the craft, editorial, news -gather- ing, advertising etc;, and time will be •given for discussion of the problems -which confront the publishers of such papers. as The News -Record: and like publications throughout the Domin- 'ion. The Canadian' Weekly News-; papers Association has a member- ship of over 400 ` and well over 300 -usually -attend these' annual conven- -tions. • In addition to the business sessions London is planning a series of en- tertainments for the visitors, which -will take up their evenings and ewe' of the afternoons as well. Special eentertainments are also being ar- ranged fortheladies of the party 'while the sessions are going . on as many of .the publishers will be' ac- •companied theie wives. The Association -has met at Van- couver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, •Halifax,.Bigwin Inn, and Jasper Park and, as this is the first time London ;has had tete opportunity , of enter- taining the Fourth -Estate' it is put- ting forth'its best endeavors to make -the: occasion a memorable one. MaAr>rtnges TALBOT-DOWSON•--Ai the holee. of the bride's parents, on June 8th, by'•the Rev. J. Penrose, pastor of the Varna United church, Vera Marie, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. W. J. Rowson; to Leonard E. Tal- bot, son of Mr. and Mfrs. W. II• Talbot; all of Stanley township, LAYTON-MEDD-At the Main street- United church :parsonage, Exeter, on Juno 5th, by the Rev. C. J. 1Vloorehouse, Nellie, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. 1. Il. 'Mfedd, Exe- ter, to George W. Layton of Lon don. Births _ /GARRETT-In Clinton Public Hospi- tal, on June, to, Mr. and Mrs. Vanley Garrett; a daughter, ARMSTRONG-Iu Hullett, on June ' to Mr, and, Mrs. Howard Arm- strong, a daughter. LIVERMORE-•:In St. Thomas Mem orial -Hospital, on June 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Livermore, o£ Aylmer, a son. -Wilfred Ewart. CAMPBELL -In Stanley township on Joie 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Colin (Campbell, a son. -John MacKen- zie. Deaths MOGK-In Clinton, on June 12th, Florence Catling, (formerly Mrs. R. E. Bell,) . wife of, Mfr. C. J. 'C. Mogk, in her 50th year. BROWN In ' 'St. Joseph's Hospital, (London, on June 11th, Michael Brown, formerly of Uullat town- ship. THE INTON-NEWS RECORD Member of Florist Telegraph delivery Association CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL DESIGNS For All Occasions, Sent Anywhere. -Greenhouse is as near as your phone. Teacher Wanted For S. S. No. 11, Goderich tdwri- ship. Applications received up to Monday, July 15th. D. M. Lindsay, 'See. -Treasurer, R. E. No. 3, Clinton. e 18-3-p,. * * * * Some comment has been made in 'the public press about the fact that of the thirty-three. 1929. graduates of the O.N.O. not one has returned to the fem.. Usually, of course, when a nun. 'studies law he practises law, when 'he studies .medicine, he practises medicine and when he graduates in engineering he takes that up as his life's work. Occasionally a man niay find that he has made a mistake and, • after practising • the profession for which he was trained for a time, will turn to something more congen- ial or more fitted to his peculiar bent. This is no doubt the reason that many seemed to see in the trend away from the farm of the young men trained in the science of farm- ing,,something unusual and unnatur- al. But all the significance attached to this seemingly unnatural trend may be the fact that there is too little of such training. litany of these "graduates , are employed in callings closely allied to *venlig, positions in which their early enviromnent and. lural training will stand' them in good stead. These positions were' waitiiig for them, could not have 'been filled as effectively by any oth- errs and they will find satisfaction themselves and servo their country and their class, that is the industry -which reared thein ,better there than .anywhere, possibly. True, a few went outside the farming sphere altogeth- •err on graduation. But, possibly, any such should have been trained .at •some other university, only that the Agricultural College was the one. they thought of first. They might be better fitted for their work had they been trained somewhere else, "but having taken this eourse of train- ing they exercised the right of free men and chose their own callings. We ' 'have no cause to find 'ani fault with them. But , when the practise of ' taking a course of training becomes 'the rule rather than the exception and when every -young fanner takes it as a matter of course, then.they -will return to the farm tolive broad- er, happier and more useful lives. 'This country, will never become what it should become until those occupied in agriculture • are ' receiving more. nearly what they should receive in comparison to the value of their con- tribution to the wealth of the coun- try, and until farming is considered one of the preferred industries. Lost A large tire cover between W. H. Lobb's and the ' 6th concession on the Bayfield Road. • Finder please leave at News -Record office. 18-tf. Chas. V. Cooke Two Phones -66w and 66jeeee Teacher Wanted Experienced Protestant teacher for S. S. No. 8,' Goderieh township, (Holmesville school). Duties to com- mence Sept. lst.. Salary $1.000.._ Ap- plications received up to Thursday, June 20th. Personal applications" preferred. E. J. Trewartha, Sec. R. R. No. 3, Clinton. 18-1. Hon. R. B. Bennett K.C.. M, y' Leader of the_.Opposition in the Dominion Parliament will address a Public Meeting in WINGHA1'4 ARENA on the afternoon of THURSDAY, JUNE 20th commencing at 2 o'clock Other speakers will be: Hon. E. R. Ryekman, K.C., M.P., Senator Don- nelly, Duncan Sinclair, 1VI.P., Geo. Spotton, M.P., and Miss Clayton. Loud speakers will be arrangedeso that all may, hear, and seating ac- commodation will be provided, for all. Public ,reception on lawn of lefr. Spotton from 1:00 to 2:00 o'clock. GOD SAVE THE KING 18-1. MEATS Boneless Corn Bf. _ 22c Rib Rst. B€. ` 25c Shoulder Rst Bf. 22c Chuck Rst. Beef 22c Rib Rst. Pork 23c Shoulder Rst. Pork 22c Fresh Pic. Hams 20c Loin Rst. Pork 25c Pea meal Rolls 28c Smoked Cottage e " 30c g Br. Bacon 27c Hullett Ferns For Sale Concession 2, Lot 8, Hullett, 5 miles west of Seaforth, 5 miles east of Clinton, Ye mile from school, 3 miles from church and gen- eral store. On the premises are a brick house nearly new with frame kitchen attached with water, cellar elevator, and furnace, New steel im- plement building 24x60. New hen house 16x48 large bank barn with cement stabling and water works; never failing well, goodfences and well drained, six acres good hard- wood bush, 35 acres spring crop, 20 acres hay, rest in grass, good or- chard. Rural mail and telephnoe.' For further particulars apply' to Or- ville R. Dale, Clinton, R. R. No. 4. 18-tf. Strawberry Foreval The Ladies' Aid Society of Burns church will hold a strawberry festi- val. on Friday, June 28th, in the coin- munity hall, Londesboro. Further -particulars later. 18-1. Let oleo -Light 1 transform your home GIVE away your dangerous lamps and lanterns that add their share to the burden of daily, toil. Banish the menace of open flames. Instead, with Delco -Light, flood your home or farm with safe, bright :electric light. The cost of briningDelco•Light advantages to.. your home is low -- and the General Motors payment terms easier still. Let me give you a demonstration. DELCO-LIGHT SALES AND SERVICE Campbell and Hutton, Box 1, Kontoka, Ontario. W. C. BENN ETT, WALTON 'o Lamb, Veal always on hand Try our Cooked Meats you will like them For Sale Frame barn, 30x50, mowing. ma- chine„ light wagon, horse rake and buggy, also a quantity .of choice seed potatoes. Apply to John D. Woods, 'Louise street, Bayfield. • 18-4. Rabbits For Sale Chinchilla rabbits, all sizes and prices. Apply to Leslie _Pepper, R. 'R. No; 3, .Seaforth. Phone 615r4, Clinton central. 18-2-p. Wanted Girl or woman to do housework. Apply to Miss McCnlly Brucefield. 'Phone 608r14, Clinton central. 19-1. If You Want If' you want photographs taken and - ,cannot wait for the days I am in my Clinton Studio, if you come to my Mitchell Studio which is open every day I will give you a special reduced price on your orders. Burgess Stud- io, Mitchell. 18-2. A. BIG Six -cylinder engine,' of the latest GMR high -compression typo. BIG Sift Power, Speed, Accelbration, Smoothness and Handling Ease. RIG roomy l3odies by Fisher of dashing, orig- inal style, with wide, restful seats, richly up- bolstered; complete luxury appointments; Ternstedt fittings of custom quality; foot -con- trolled, tilt - beam. headlights; effortless steering. Four-wheel brakes of real BIG car quality, internal -expanding and fully protected from ;dirt and weather. Strong,. flexible, semi -ellip- tic springs emi-ellip-tic"springs with spring covers and Lovejoy • Hydraulic Shock Absorbers. When you pay the 'price ,of . Pontiac, you're entitled to a BIG Six. Make sure you get it. J. .-•HO A D CLINTON, ONTARIO P -s -s-20" PRODCfCT OF - GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED, CONNELL & TYNDALL Clinton's Leading Meat Market Clinton's New -Laid Egg And. Poultry House Eggs bought according to Derain-, ion Government Egg Regulations. Inquire for our .prices of eggs. You will always find our prices par- allel with the city markets. Fat hens and welt,finished chicks always wanted --Prices good. Always phone our office for prices before marketing produce. A Strawberry Festival Will be held at the home of Me. Wil- feed Riggin, 6th' con. Goderich town- ship, on. Friday g - Even' , June 21 under auspices of Ebenezer >church Entertainment supplied by the.. Clin- ton Kittle Bandl' Come One, Come All and Enjoy This Evening. Admission; Adults, 50c, Children, 25e 18-i.. N. W. Trevvartha Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w Car Owners and others We can write you a personal Auto- mobile Accident Policy of Fifteen Hundred Dollars and weekly indem- nity of Twenty-five dollars, covering for any automobile accident. For the email' sum of five dollars per annum. Protect your income by carrying an accidentandsickness policy. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL on the lawn of Miss Acheson, HOLMESVILLE 'on the evening of WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26th under the auspices of the Y.P.L. and -Sunday school of Holmesville 'United church Entertainment supplied. •by Major Orchestra, Goderich, assisted by Myst Major, Reader. Also vocal selections by Messrs. Close and Laird. Admis- sion, Adults 50e, Children, 25c. Rev. J. W. Herbert, pastor. Wilfred Jer- vis, secretary. 18-2. If Anything Should Happen With any of your family are you satisfied with the photos you have of them. 'Batter have some . Studio photos made at Burgess Studio, Clin- ton. Studio • open again Tuesday, June 25th and Tuesday July 9th.. 18-2. H. E. RORKE P. 0. Box, 147, Phone, 253w Sun Life Agency. Tenders Waited Tenders, will be received up to 6 o'clock p.m., Tuesday, June 18th, for the construction of 16 rods of fenc- ing on grounds of S. S. No. 11, Gode- rich township. Particulars obtained by applying to D. M. Lindsay, Sec.- treasurer, ec.treasurer, Huron road. R. R. No. 8, Clinton. 18-1-p. Car Insurance Life Insurance Fire Insurance Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received up to 6 o'clock, p.m., Tuesday, July 2nd, for the construction of a cement tile chimney on School No. 11, Goderich township. Forparticulars apply to D. M. Lindsay, Huron road. R. R. No. 3, Clinton. 18-3-p. Also Real Estate and Safe Investments. Dividends paid -Monthly, 1 percent per month, by STANDARD ROYALTIES; LTD. J. G. CHOWEN CLINTON. P. 0. Box, 155 Phone, 52 04-tf. Seed Buckwheat • We have a quantity of good buck- wheat on hand at Brueefield, suit- able for seed. • Price $1.00 per bus. Get in touch with Brucefield eleva- tor through Clinton central, phone. 618r5. S. T. Mickle and Son, Ilen- sall and Brucefield. 16-4. Cottage For Sale Small cottage and good garden, Mill street, Clinton, for sale. Apply on premises to Mos. Annie Parker. 16-tf. LIMAX ug� ler Sure Death. 1 The perfect DUSTING POWDER ---Quick acting and positive Easy to use, Dry, Fluffy,, Light, Oderless. No spayer necessary. No water to carry. ` No mixing. All ready for use. Is,a perfect treatment to kill insects that feed upon the leaf. For potatoes, Currant, and Gooseberry bushes, Rose bushes, Annuals and Per- ennials and the vegetable garden. Dusted` on Lawns destroys , � Ants. Put upin a' convenient shaker package ,for garden use P ly also in 20 lb and 50 ib bags. , Miller Hardware DISTRIBUTORS FOR HURON, PERTH AND GREY CO'S: • CLINTON TELEPHONE 53 Auction Salo Of a 100 -Acre Farm, Farm Stock, Crop and Equipment, including Household Furniture, as a going con- cern. We are instructed by Mr. Robert Winter to sell by public auction at the premises, lot 32,,- concession 7, East Wawanosh,` on Tuesdays, June 18, at 2 o'clock sharp: •Thd farm of 100 acres. Frame house with summer kitchen, wood- shed, two cellars. Good modern barn, 56x36x78x28, steel roof; cement stab- ling, cement floors, cement silo, 30- x12; cement water tante, 10x7. Team of farm horses; harness; buggy; wa- gon; hay rake; mowing machine; plow; De Laval ct*eem separator; churn; seed drill, binder; set of sleighs; disc harrows; drag harrows; potato digger; 2 -row spray machine; set of 2000 -Ib. scales; seuffler; hay fork, pulleys, ropes and slings, and all small tools; forks, shovels, chains, etc.; 17 good breeding ewes; brood sow and litter; household furniture, including diningroom suite, bed, bed- ding, cutlery, cooking utensils, new five -tube Freshman radio set. Teacher Wanted Experienced Protestant teacher, holding Agricultural certificate. Dut- ies to commence Sept. 1st. Apply, stating salary and experience, to Frank J. Tyndall, secretary U. S. S. No. 2, Hullett. 11. R. No. 4, Clinton, Ont, 17-tf. Teacher Wanted Experienced, professional, Protes- tant teacher for S. S. No. 10, Goder- ich township. Duties to commence Sept. 1st. Applications received up to June 15th. State salary add qual- ifications. J. R. Middleton, R. R. No.' 3, Clinton, Ont. 17-2-p. Sale of Millinery A sale of millinery will be showing at The Vegue Friday and Saturday, -,June 7th and 8th and. the following week. larweloes bargains. The Vogue. 17-1.` A Nice Farm Home. For Sale ' That desirable•,farlri of 100 acres situated just outside the corporation of the Town of Clinton, on the Pro- vincial Highway, being lot 22, con. 1, Hullett township. Soil rich clay loam, excellent :water. For particulars apply to Alex. R. Brown, Box 98, Clinton, Ont. 17-4. C. H. VENNER, Electrician'' Electric Ranges, Fixtures Bulbs,, Irons, Fano and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phone Transportationortation Clothes Cleaned and Pressed i Clothes ,cleaned, pressed and Service paired. •Woollen goods dry clean Room aver Heard's B•.rber sh Long Distance -- Short Distance W J. Jago. 2283 - . For Engagements Phone S. R. McMath, Holmesville, 601r34, Clinton Central. Oliver Pocock, Op- erator, 610r42, Clinton Central. 16-13. For Sale On Victoria street a 101•roomed .frame house in perfect condition, pantry, washroom, bath, new Me Clary furnace, cellar under whole of house, large, garden, garage, in beautiful location. Apply to Mrs. A. S. Inkley. Clinton. 07-2-p-tf. Auction Sale Of Household Effects at residence, Albert street, On Saturday, June 15th, commencing at 1:30 o'clock sharp, the following: Bedroom suite, complete (maple);. White dresser aitd stand; bureau and stand; . two iron. bedsand mattresses; -one wooden bed; dining room table kitchen table; fall leaf table; centre table; several small tables;' parlor rug; organ; settee;,two leathemrrock- .ers; three oak rockers and several other rockers; two verandah chairs( six • oak dining 'room chairs with leather seats;.: kitchen chairs; side board; sewing machine; electric .mot- or; pandoze range; coal oil stove: with oven; ,two couches; radio; oak; hall rack;. electric toaster; electric iron; washing machine; galvanized tub; bake board; two ironing boards;.two. • r e toilet sots; two mirrors; , ookin g ut- ensils; dishes t-ensils;'dishes quilts, pictures; cloth- es rack; lawn mower; bread box; stair pads and other articles too num- erous to mention. Everything offer- ed must be sold as ,proprietor is giv- ing ,up housekeeping.'. Terms: Cash. J. F. -Warman,. Prop.,, G. H. 'Elliott, Auctioneer. 17-2, For Sale White brick house on Princess St., east, with eight rooms. Town and soft water, electric lights, one-half acre of land with' barn, large and small fruit. ' Possession at once. Apply to Mr. Levi Stong, Clinton, Ont., or Mrs. James Steep, 8 Elm- wood Avenue, London, Ontario. 07-tf. - House For Sale A comfortable seven room cottage with town water and electric lights, 'A acre or land with small fruit and good stable with chicken bode. Ap- ply to Alex. Sloman, Fulton street, Clinton. 05-tf• The farm is well situated; is in an exceptionally good neighborhood; markets within 5 miles. There are about 40 acres of spring crop in; bal- ance meadow and pasture, excepting a piece of,good bush. ,? Everything will be sold and it is an opportunity seldom offered, to buy a good farm and equipment with spring work practically all done, as a going concern. Terms. -On farm, ten per cent. at time of sale; balance in -thirty days. Tf farm is not sold stock, crop and equipment will be sold without re- serve. Terms on stock, etc. -All purchases of $10 and under, cash; ov- er that amount eight months' credit. will be given on purchaser furnish- ing approved joint notes. Five per cent. straighb off for cash' on credit amounts. Any inquiries addressed to prop. or the auctioneers Will be promptly re- plied to. R. Winter, Proprietor, R.R. 1, Belgrave. T. Gundry & Son, Auc- tioneers, Goderich. 17-2. For Salo Horse rising 5 years, weighing between 1600 and 1700 ibs. Apply to Geo. Farquhar, Gravel Road, 2 miles north of Clinton'. 12-tf• RUPTURE SPECIALIST Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins Abdominal Weakness, Spinal Deform- ity. Consultation Free. Call or write, J. G. Smith, Specialist, 15 Downie St.,. Stratford, Ont. 10-29. - Slabs For Sale 'Orders left at 'ray residence will receive- prompt attention. E Ward, Huron street, Clinton. Phone 155. 15-tf. "Niagara" Super -Soluble Land Lime, also, high grade fertilizers always. • in stock. Prompt delivery service when required. H. R. Baer, Phone Carlow, 2821, R. R. No, 5, Goderich, Ont. 15-tf. 6 • Why Be Troubled? Why be troubled with your stem- ach? Dr. IVlcLeod's.. stomachic is guaranteed or money back. Holmes Drug store, Clinton. 15-4. Buli For Sale Thoroughbred tlu harh bull, 11 Months old, roan, in color. Apply' to Joseph L.:Foster, " R. R. No. 2, Bay- field, Ont. • Cottage For Sale 6 rooms with frost -proof cement. cellar, good summer kitchen, electric lights, soft water cistern, good gar- den with fruit, etc., two lots on Rattenbury street, west,' Mrs.. Thos. White, Clinton. • 09-tf. CI '(.tones. We Want Your Milk and Crean( We are manufacturers of b cheese and butter. We want y milk or cream. We pay highest m ket price: weekly. Satisfaction anteed. Phone your order for -finest ebe or pasturised butter in prints or so ids to W: H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R. No. 3, Phone No. 605r32. W SHE DOESN'T HUBBY WILL SOON BE EATING AT THE* CLUB THE HOLMESVILLE CO -OPER TIVE'CHEESE AND BUTTER COMPANY. LIMITED BABY CHICKS English Barron S. C. W. Leghorn - Barred Plymouth Racks Hatches Every. Week Custom Hatching • ELMSLEA CHICK FARM E. L. MITTELL Prep"rietor, Clinton • Phone, 2 SPECIAL CASH PRICE Whether you're a newly-wed Or a married person of years'' standing, Even if you're not married at all- You : know that sometimes the kitchen range gets se contrary That you Can't cook a thing 'fit to eat on it. It's very probably the fault of the, fuel you're using. Let the Heat .Folks furnish you with the proper diet for your range. Then watch your cooking im- prove. , 1. Call the mtlItItO for good, clean coal B. Muslarrl COAL COMPANY PHONE ' 74 , CLINTON ON LEHIGH VALLEY COAL in all sizes One Of The Best Qualities Cok Sapply kept in Sheds at .Residen ' A. D. McCartney Queen Street A few dry slabs for. Salo Telephone 256 Cockshutt Agency Wishing Repairs or Parts fo Cockshutt or Frost and Woods Ma chines of any kind slto'uld call at m Residence, I also handle Cockshutt Creatn Separators, • JOHN V. DIEHL, Queen Street, Clinton. 81 - SEEDS Complete stock Clovers and Gras Seeds an hand. ]March Prices al ways best prices. • Our Alfalfa is Peel County Se No. 1 Government standard Thi type of seed is practically impossibl to buy this year. Have only a sma stock. Good valise while it lasts. J. A. FOR & SON Phone 123 Flour, Feed and Seec McCormick -Deering Agency Having taken over the above ag ency for this district I will keep or handle full stock of repairs and part of all McCormick -Deering machin and will appreciate a share of th patronage. of the farmers surottndin Clinton. Call at my shop, next door t Jones' blacksmith shop, King street., W. J. STEWART Clinton, Ont., Phone 281w 04-t Eggs acid Poultr Home on Tuesday and Friday for noon to take in Poultry. Eggshandled at residence eve day -graded by an experienced gra er, for 'which we pay the highest ma ket• price. Cream purchased for Stillman's A. E. Finch Viking Cream Separator Agent. Victoria St., Clinton Phone 2